problem with the mtx 9500

[bumpinrecords 10+ year member]

I have 2 mtx 9510 those are the 10 inch subs and i had them for about 3 months and powering them i have a memphis mojo 2400 watt amp at 2 ohms. well one of my subs came unglued from the rubber surrounding to the cone. it came apart clean so i removed the glue they used but now i dont know what to use to glue it back and i need something strong so if you all can help me figure out what i can use to glue it back . the dealer said they will charge a bout 100 to fix it and i dont have the reciept so i cant get it fix under warrenty. over all i really dont like the subs that much. they make a popping sound whe they reach peak exscursion and thats not good. thanks

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[ANeonRider 10+ year member]

use the good model glue

 

[bumpinrecords 10+ year member]

like for model airplanes? thanks for your help

 

[ANeonRider 10+ year member]

yup, thats the one.

 

[Norcalracer283 10+ year member]

Use model glue, then my advice is to use a black glue.... to make it blend in great... I used some Renthal Grip glue to cover it so it didnt look like my sub had a wet spot...

 

[packerfan 10+ year member]

guerilla glue is the best.....

 

[BIG_SUPERMAN72 10+ year member]

Dont the dust caps go bad on those subs? or is it the 8500s?

 

[loserpunk 10+ year member]

try usin a 2 part epoxy.....probably some of the toughest glue out there imo

holds spiders on extremely well

 

[bumpinrecords 10+ year member]

no the 9500 dont have dust caps.

 

[bumpinrecords 10+ year member]

dont ge tme wronge they are some good speakers. its jsut the popping sound when they get at peak travel. Im gonna take them out my 2000 firebird and put them im my minivan how do you alll think they will sound in a snail shell box with 2400 watts behind it?

 

[DFW40 10+ year member]

Gorilla Glue is strong but be careful on really small projects with not much room for error, that glue has a foaming effect and could stretch fragile materials and leave gaps etc.

 

[bumpinrecords 10+ year member]

would you call aluminum and rubber fragile materials? I just dont want this to happen again.